Founded in 1980, the Sinfonia of Cambridge is one of the leading orchestras of the region. The orchestra's members are largely Cambridge or East Anglia based qualified musicians, teachers, and gifted amateurs.
"Under the baton of Russell Keable, the Sinfonia played liked a smooth BMW - all sonorous sound but with the power to blow your socks off" (from review of October 2007 concert, Mike Levy, Cambridge Local Secrets)
"...this was an astonishingly good concert. The Sinfonia under its youthful conductor (only 22) Graham Ross, kicked off 2008's season with an immensely challenging programme ... a gritty and overpowering experience. Ross brought the very best from this fine orchestra... [who] brought this wonderful symphony to a towering climax which had its audience exhausted. So too were the members of the band who beamed at each other and knew they had pulled off something rather special." (from review of January 2008 concert, Mike Levy, Cambridge Local Secrets)
Russell Keable and the orchestra rehearsing for the Jan 2005 concert.
Next Concert:
When and where
8pm on Sunday 5th April 2009 at West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge
Programme
Haydn
Symphony no. 77 in B flat
Mozart
Horn Concerto no. 3
in E flat
Wolf
Italian Serenade (orchestrated by Reger)
Mendelssohn
Symphony no. 4 in A (Italian)
Horn: David Pyatt
Viola: Penny Veryard
Tickets £14 (students and OAPs £12)
available from Corn Exchange Box Office, 01223 357851,
and at the door
Sponsor: CKL Golding